Clattenburg

[baitman]

You can't have a all white organisation mate thats terribly racist.

yeh, i was wondering why that is...

[Kenneth]

Society of Black Lawyers make complaint to Met Police over allegations of "inappropriate comments" by Mark Clattenburg to Chelsea players.

just googled them, and look what is on their site

http://www.blacklawyer.org/?post=lawyers-accuse-liverpool-and-chelsea-football-clubs-of-condoning-suarez-and-terry-racism

Lawyers accuse Liverpool and Chelsea Football Clubs of condoning Suarez and Terry Racism
The Society of Black Lawyers (SBL) has condemned Liverpool and Chelsea Football Clubs for appearing to condone the alleged racism of Luis Suarez and John Terry. The organisation is urging the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) to treat the Suarez affair as a racist incident and argues that there should be no difference in the treatment of the two players.

also googled society of white lawyers, but they dont seem to have a web site

The Association of Black Panel Beaters were also condemnatory. The Association of Black Traffic Wardens refused to comment.

[Liverpel]

The FA have received details of a furious confrontation in the referee's changing room at Stamford Bridge involving angry Chelsea officials, Mark Clattenburg and John Obi Mikel.

Clattenburg is believed to have referred to an 'extraordinary incident' in his report of the Blues' highly-charged loss to Manchester United.

It emerged late on Monday that the words "I'm gonna f******g break your legs" were heard during a furious post-match bust-up.

They came from inside the referee's dressing room as Clattenburg and his officials were angrily confronted by Chelsea staff and Mikel, the man the Blues claim was racially abused by the Gosforth official on Sunday.

The Mirror understands the scenes became so heated, onlookers described the intervention of security staff as resembling "bouncers at a pub brawl".

The bust-up came after Chelsea had two men sent off in United's explosive 3-2 win.

It also came as the European champions claimed Clattenburg had used language which could be interpreted as racist towards Mikel and Juan Mata.

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/mark-clattenburgs-chelsea-bust-up-was-like-1407220

[Liverpel]

Mark Clattenburg is understood to have told the FA that John Obi Mikel hurled expletive-laden threats in the referees’ room after Chelsea’s loss to Manchester United.

Under-fire Clattenburg has chronicled in detail the startling flashpoint that unfolded off the pitch as a climax to the mayhem on it.

The Premier League, who have already seen his version of events, refused to comment on it on Monday night.

Clattenburg has filed an “extraordinary incident report”.

In it, he is believed to have listed an explosive time-line of events that took place during a confrontation in his designated area that sources claim descended into scenes resembling “a pub brawl”.

Extraordinary incident reports are normally filed when referees believe an incident has taken place that falls outside their jurisdiction on a match-day and into that of the FA.

The Mirror understands the scenes in Clattenburg’s dressing room area took place almost two hours before Chelsea revealed they were reporting the Gosforth official to the Premier League for allegedly using a racial slur towards two Blues players – Mikel and Juan Mata – on the field of play.

Yet while Clattenburg found himself at the centre of the unprecedented accusations, the latest shocking claims could lead to problems for the European champions.

They would come in addition to the hot water in which they find themselves following the behaviour of supporters who aimed coins and a seat at celebrating United players on Sunday.

It was at around 6.05pm, minutes after the final whistle of United’s win, that Clattenburg and his assistants – Simon Long and Michael McDonough – were confronted in the officials’ dressing room by a Chelsea delegation.

The party consisted of chief executive Ron Gourlay, manager Roberto Di Matteo, his assistant Eddie Newton and Mikel.

They had gone into the referee’s room demanding a reponse from Clattenburg after making the claim that the official had insulted two of their players.

Clattenburg, who had sent off Chelsea players Branislav Ivanovic and Fernando Torres and allowed a United winner scored by an offside player, refused.

Matters quickly became heated, with Mikel seen and heard screaming in the direction of Clattenburg.

Banging and shouting could be heard coming from the referee’s dressing room.

Seconds later, tunnel security staff rushed into the room to come between the two parties.

They were followed into what is an enclosed area by Chelsea captain John Terry, who watch the game from the stand while continuing his FA suspension for racially abusing QPR's Anton Ferdinand.

Terry raced from the other end of the tunnel area – around 15 yards – to join the melee.


Mark Clattenburg is understood to have told the FA that John Obi Mikel hurled expletive-laden threats in the referees’ room after Chelsea’s loss to Manchester United.

Under-fire Clattenburg has chronicled in detail the startling flashpoint that unfolded off the pitch as a climax to the mayhem on it.

The Premier League, who have already seen his version of events, refused to comment on it on Monday night.

Clattenburg has filed an “extraordinary incident report”.

In it, he is believed to have listed an explosive time-line of events that took place during a confrontation in his designated area that sources claim descended into scenes resembling “a pub brawl”.

Extraordinary incident reports are normally filed when referees believe an incident has taken place that falls outside their jurisdiction on a match-day and into that of the FA.

The Mirror understands the scenes in Clattenburg’s dressing room area took place almost two hours before Chelsea revealed they were reporting the Gosforth official to the Premier League for allegedly using a racial slur towards two Blues players – Mikel and Juan Mata – on the field of play.

Yet while Clattenburg found himself at the centre of the unprecedented accusations, the latest shocking claims could lead to problems for the European champions.

They would come in addition to the hot water in which they find themselves following the behaviour of supporters who aimed coins and a seat at celebrating United players on Sunday.

Follow the leader: Di Matteo was among the Chelsea party the in ref's room
Matthew Peters
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It was at around 6.05pm, minutes after the final whistle of United’s win, that Clattenburg and his assistants – Simon Long and Michael McDonough – were confronted in the officials’ dressing room by a Chelsea delegation.

The party consisted of chief executive Ron Gourlay, manager Roberto Di Matteo, his assistant Eddie Newton and Mikel.

They had gone into the referee’s room demanding a reponse from Clattenburg after making the claim that the official had insulted two of their players.

Clattenburg, who had sent off Chelsea players Branislav Ivanovic and Fernando Torres and allowed a United winner scored by an offside player, refused.

Matters quickly became heated, with Mikel seen and heard screaming in the direction of Clattenburg.

Banging and shouting could be heard coming from the referee’s dressing room.

Seconds later, tunnel security staff rushed into the room to come between the two parties.

They were followed into what is an enclosed area by Chelsea captain John Terry, who watch the game from the stand while continuing his FA suspension for racially abusing QPR's Anton Ferdinand.

Terry raced from the other end of the tunnel area – around 15 yards – to join the melee.

Behind closed doors: Spectator Terry was also in Clattenburg's room
Kent Gavin/The Daily Mirror
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The door was then closed, and the shouting and screaming continued for several further minutes.

One source told the Mirror: “It was like a fight had started in a pub and all the bouncers were rushing in to deal with it.”

Once the fracas was calmed down, Terry emerged, followed by Gourlay and Newton, Mikel and the security staff.

The door was again closed, leaving Di Matteo alone with the officials.

Several minutes after that, the Italian came out “drenched in sweat”, before regaining his composure to go and speak to the media.

Di Matteo later confirmed at his press conference that he had been to see the referee.

But he did not reveal the incendiary events that had also taken place in Clattenburg's room.

An hour after Di Matteo had concluded his media duties, Chelsea confirmed they were lodging a complaint with Premier League match delegate Nick Cusack, relating to “inappropriate language” used by Clattenburg towards two players.

Although the club refused to elaborate on the nature of what was said, they were understood to be claiming Clattenburg had used language that could be interpreted as racially offensive.

At least three Chelsea players are said to be ready to give statements to the FA’s disciplinary committee.

The FA, however, will speak to, and where appropriate take written statements from, ALL relevant parties connected with Sunday’s events - players, officials and stadium staff.

The Premier League received Clattenburg’s report on Monday morning.

It was in turn forwarded to the Football Association who announced within hours that they were launching an investigation.

Chelsea have instructed their players not to discuss the matter publicly as the process takes its course.

They could yet, however, find themselves in the dock as well.

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/revealed-details-of-mark-clattenburg-vs-1407304

[McDermotX]

Absolutely fantastic.

[Kenneth]

Not sure about fantastic, but interesting. This one's got legs.

[Lee]

Unreal.

Never heard of anything like it in the PL. Bloody madness.

[ChesterDave]

They would come in addition to the hot water in which they find themselves following the behaviour of supporters who aimed coins and a seat at celebrating United players on Sunday.


And Everton for the coin(s?) that was/were thrown at Suarez?

[McDermotX]

Not sure about fantastic, but interesting. This one's got legs.

Well, fantastic is accurate enough in that its a remarkable situation.

[TheElephantMan]

Bollocks of the highest order - there be demons. It's political correctness of the highest order and wiiiiiiiiiiide open to foul, abominable and scummy abuse way too easily by pondlife ****e.

Weren't you arguing on Suarez's side - forgive me if I'm wrong - same thing. Ish.

I think the whole thing from the past 12 months is a load of bollocks. I am intrigued how the FA will deal with this (assuming it's true). I don't think for a second that Suarez, Terry or Clattenburg are racists - the FA has ****ed up with this right from the start.

If Suarez is guilty then Clattenburg is guilty - no proof necessary, just an accusation which is impossible to refute. If in the balance of probability Suarez racially abused Evra 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 10 or more times then any player accused of racism will be deemed guilty by the FA.

[Kenneth]

So what do people think? Did he call him a ni**er? Hard to believe, but unbelievable if true.

[Liverpel]

So what do people think? Did he call him a ni**er? Hard to believe, but unbelievable if true.

Is someone claiming that he did?

[Kenneth]

That's what 5 live reported the accusation as being this morning.

[TheElephantMan]

I don't believe he said that. I have no idea what he said, but I can believe he made some sort of thoughtless inappropriate remark.

How does someone accused of racist abuse prove their innocence?

[Assassin]

Terry getting involved, whilst banned, the plot thickens